Randi and "Bounce You Boobies" lady

[ronnykmarshall]

Got an e-mail from Rusty "Knockers Up" Warren and she said she's getting lots of e-mails from Randi fans that love the "Bounce Your Boobies" gal.

I just ordered two of her CD's. She's a riot!

[nostamj]

1. probably because

EVERY friday someone asks 'who's that?'

and one of us posts her website!

she IS a hoot!

[ronnykmarshall]

2. I like to listen to comedy on long road trips.

So I told Rusty that she was going along on my next trip to Vegas.

She replied, "Keep your eyes on the road and Don't CLOSE them ....... KNOCKERS UP!!! Rusty!"

She's a doll.

I could imagine her and Randi on the radio together.

[ewagner]

3. Rusty Warren was a hoot!

As a teenager, we used to (secretly) listen to Knockers Up! whenever we could get away with it....I don't think my friends parents knew that we knew where they hid the album.

Great memories!!!!

[Atlas Mugged]

4. Wow...

...she's still around??? I'll have to check out her cds. I remember her well from my childhood. My parents had a "forbidden" record collection that, needless to say, I would get into whenever I had the house to myself. They had the entire Rusty Warren collection ('Knockers Up!') as well as a very dry ('martini dry' is an apt description) record by someone simply named Eva ('An Evening With Eva'). Very randy stuff for a 10 year old. I always loved Rusty's 'Roll Me Over', even though I had no clue as to what it was about at the time.

"My boyfriend's like an ocean liner - it always takes a little tug to get him started".

[ronnykmarshall]

6. Check out Rusty's website

http://www.rustywarren.com/


I ordered two CD and got them the next day. She has a video that she'll autograph too.

[Bjornsdotter]

5. and Sophie Tucker

Hi,

Don't forget about Sophie Tucker...she was good also! Oh and Bessie Smith...I love her song "I Need a Little Sugar in my Bowl"

Cheers,
Kim

[Buns_of_Fire]

7. KNOCKERS UP!

She used to perform in Ft. Lauderdale (where I lived, once upon a time), and when you attended one of her shows, you were presented with a little pair of knockers (wooden balls on sticks) that you'd use instead of applauding. You can hear them in the background on some of her albums.

My parents didn't really care if I listened to her albums or not (but they drew the line at me smoking or drinking). It took me a few years before I even knew what she was talking about, anyway. I'm glad to hear she's still around.